Chamber cooling:

Water cooling: A cooling water jacket is installed outside the grinding machine chamber to remove the heat generated by the chamber through circulating cooling water. This method has a good cooling effect and can effectively control the temperature of the chamber, making it suitable for grinding processes that require high temperature control.

Air cooling: Install fans or ventilation ducts around the cavity to use air flow to remove heat. The air-cooled method has a simple structure, but the cooling effect is relatively weak, making it suitable for situations where temperature requirements are not particularly strict.

Bearing cooling:

Oil cooling: It takes away the heat generated by bearings through circulating lubricating oil, while also providing lubrication. This method is commonly used for cooling bearings with high loads and high speeds.

Air cooling: Install heat sinks or fans at the bearing area to enhance air convection and reduce bearing temperature.